BIOMG 2801
Laboratory in Genetics and Genomics
General introduction to laboratory experimental genetics. Topics include gene transmission, linkage, recombination, gene structure, mutations, and manipulation.
Topics
- Think analytically and creatively about the applications of basic principles of inheritance and molecular genetics to interpretations of naturally occurring and experimental biological phenomena.
- Gain basic laboratory skills in genetics, molecular biology, and data recording that are generally useful in biological and medical research.
- Become familiar with basic tools of bioinformatics, including genome databases, genome browsers, and programs facilitating the comparison of DNA and protein sequences.
- Develop an understanding of how the scientific method works and how analysis of raw experimental and control data is the foundation for scientific conclusions.
- Develop an understanding of real-world biological constraints on the design and execution of experiments involving live organisms.
- Synthesize an integrated view of inheritance extending from nucleotide sequences through gene expression and chromosome mechanics.
Official roster learning outcomes
Prerequisites & course information
BIOMG 1350 or BIOMG 3300 or BIOMG 3320 or BIOMG 3350.
Sources
Catalogue variants
- Laboratory in Genetics and Genomics · 2.0 · Undergraduate